- Location
- The Land Northward (Bountiful), Utah
I have some really cool textured rubber mat if you want some
General Tech What did you work on Today?
- Thread starter Gravy
- Start date
What is going to keep the chain from hitting the mount? I'd like to see some sort of protection there to keep the chain sharp.
glockman
I hate Jeep trucks
- Location
- Pleasant Grove
My precision aiming skillz
glockman
I hate Jeep trucks
- Location
- Pleasant Grove
Thanks man. I have some thin stuff I'm going to try. If it doesn't work I'll hit you up.
glockman
I hate Jeep trucks
- Location
- Pleasant Grove
Thanks, It's a 194T with a 14" bar.
If anyone is interested I have 2 large stock truck carts in storage that I need to get rid of, they are big 72"L X 36"W X 48"H and were about a grand a piece. I will try to get a few pics and list them in the for sale section (for much cheaper) tomorrow.
They are this one in the link below.
Item # CC472, Stock Trucks, 3 Shelves, 3,000lb capacity On Jamco Products, Inc.
Browse Item # CC472, Stock Trucks, 3 Shelves, 3,000lb capacity in the Jamco Products, Inc. catalog including Item #,Item Name,Description,Model,Width,Length,Overall Height,# of Shelves,Shelf Material,Clearance,Capacity,Standard Caster Information,Cas
- Location
- Sandy, Ut
If anyone is interested I have 2 large stock truck carts in storage that I need to get rid of, they are big 72"L X 36"W X 48"H and were about a grand a piece. I will try to get a few pics and list them in the for sale section (for much cheaper) tomorrow.
They are this one in the link below.
Item # CC472, Stock Trucks, 3 Shelves, 3,000lb capacity On Jamco Products, Inc.
Browse Item # CC472, Stock Trucks, 3 Shelves, 3,000lb capacity in the Jamco Products, Inc. catalog including Item #,Item Name,Description,Model,Width,Length,Overall Height,# of Shelves,Shelf Material,Clearance,Capacity,Standard Caster Information,Casindustrialcarts.jamcoproducts.com
I'm interested pending price.
Tonkaman
Well-Known Member
- Location
- West Jordan
I had 2 of those made for me with 4 shelves on each. They were over $1500 each!If anyone is interested I have 2 large stock truck carts in storage that I need to get rid of, they are big 72"L X 36"W X 48"H and were about a grand a piece. I will try to get a few pics and list them in the for sale section (for much cheaper) tomorrow.
They are this one in the link below.
Item # CC472, Stock Trucks, 3 Shelves, 3,000lb capacity On Jamco Products, Inc.
Browse Item # CC472, Stock Trucks, 3 Shelves, 3,000lb capacity in the Jamco Products, Inc. catalog including Item #,Item Name,Description,Model,Width,Length,Overall Height,# of Shelves,Shelf Material,Clearance,Capacity,Standard Caster Information,Cas
Just posted these in the For Sale section for $300 each, I guess you are first in line if you want one or both.
glockman
I hate Jeep trucks
- Location
- Pleasant Grove
Drug my tig out that I haven't used in months to weld my saw mount.
Ran some beads on scrap to dial my technique and settings.
Pretty happy with this.
So I cleaned up the mount pieces and set to glue them together.
F-word! I could not get a shiny puddle to save my ass. What am I doing wrong, same settings and material.
Ran some beads on scrap to dial my technique and settings.
Pretty happy with this.
So I cleaned up the mount pieces and set to glue them together.
F-word! I could not get a shiny puddle to save my ass. What am I doing wrong, same settings and material.
- Location
- The Land Northward (Bountiful), Utah
What are your settings?
Which tungsten? What size?
Which tungsten? What size?
- Location
- Stinkwater
That's never happened to me.I'm glad I'm not the only one that happens to!!
Mostly because I don't TIG.
- Location
- Grantsville, Utah
It’s a freedom I enjoy myself. 😆
- Location
- Eagle Mountain, Utah
Typically when this happens I tell my students it's because you didn't pray to the correct Lightning Deity that morning.
On a real note (though superstition still applies) typically the answer with Aluminum is "More Filler."
DaveB
Long Jeep Fan
- Location
- Holladay, Utah
Just got back from helping my rancher friend dock and brand about 900 sheep. Something a bit different.
I'm calling this project done (minus a few decals I'm waiting on)! Some day I want to blast, clean up, and powder coat the trailer but for the near term I just want to enjoy it.
Found these nifty little hatches on Amazon to make some useful space out of these boxed in areas.
Added a fire extinguisher, some cup holders, and rod holders.
Got the hatch all loaded up.
Three rods fit nicely on the side, single large tacklebox.
Cut a piece of grey 1/4" HDPE plastic sheet to cover the lid of the livewell, also bolted a 24" ruler to the inside of the livewell lid.
The PO painted the trailer at some point and rewired the trailer; the wiring was terrible, it looks like the connectors were crimped with pliers, a small tug on any connector and they just pulled apart. So I replaced every connection throughout the entire trailer, replaced the worn out marker lights, only took a couple hours on this tiny simple trailer. Checked/greased the axles. I patched a hole in the cover and got it fitting pretty good, the trolling motor is in the way a bit.
Went fishing at Pineview on Friday and everything worked perfectly, I'm very happy with how it turned out. Planes out and runs about 16mph max. Interior stayed completely dry. The boat is very stable for two people standing and walking around the decks casting. Trolling motor is way overkill, on the 1-10 setting I ran it at 2-4 the entire time, the battery was still nearly fully charged at the end of the day after hours of use.
So that's it for now, just want to enjoy it this summer.
Found these nifty little hatches on Amazon to make some useful space out of these boxed in areas.
Added a fire extinguisher, some cup holders, and rod holders.
Got the hatch all loaded up.
Three rods fit nicely on the side, single large tacklebox.
Cut a piece of grey 1/4" HDPE plastic sheet to cover the lid of the livewell, also bolted a 24" ruler to the inside of the livewell lid.
The PO painted the trailer at some point and rewired the trailer; the wiring was terrible, it looks like the connectors were crimped with pliers, a small tug on any connector and they just pulled apart. So I replaced every connection throughout the entire trailer, replaced the worn out marker lights, only took a couple hours on this tiny simple trailer. Checked/greased the axles. I patched a hole in the cover and got it fitting pretty good, the trolling motor is in the way a bit.
Went fishing at Pineview on Friday and everything worked perfectly, I'm very happy with how it turned out. Planes out and runs about 16mph max. Interior stayed completely dry. The boat is very stable for two people standing and walking around the decks casting. Trolling motor is way overkill, on the 1-10 setting I ran it at 2-4 the entire time, the battery was still nearly fully charged at the end of the day after hours of use.
So that's it for now, just want to enjoy it this summer.
Zombie
Random Dead Guy
- Location
- Sandy Utah
Nothing super technical, but I installed one of these:
Really looking forward to not having a bed full of leaves this fall, and not having a bed full of snow this winter. I need to add a power lock to the tailgate, and I can start on a roll out toolbox and some other in bed goodies I've had planned for a while.
Really looking forward to not having a bed full of leaves this fall, and not having a bed full of snow this winter. I need to add a power lock to the tailgate, and I can start on a roll out toolbox and some other in bed goodies I've had planned for a while.
Thats a really cool project. I want a row boat that I can carry 100 yards to the water at Washington Lake. I've looked every year and keep waffling about it but would really enjoy being on the water in something stable with my two boys.